NetworkN3rd | Ed Henry's Blog

[...] since I’d landed in San Jose and waited anxiously to meet the other delegates for Networking Field Day 7. The entire week was something like I’d never experienced and it definitely [...]

[...] I’ve had the awesome pleasure of being invited to attend Networking Field Day 7 as a delegate! Taking a look at the list of vendors that will be presenting, we’ll [...]

[...] a lot of the systems within our infrastructures today. When listening to the Networking Field Day 7 recording of Nils Swart giving an overview of the Plexxi Data [...]

[...] the business. This is the fundamental reasons why IT exists. We’re here to transcribe business policy into technology solutions. That said sometimes there are very large gaps in translation from [...]

[...] agree with that. It’s vital that the individuals who are working to translate business policy into infrastructure configuration know how to speak both languages as they’ [...]

[...] who runs into this problem in IOS-XR land. While attempting to issue commands related to the BGP process on the box and I was meet with no response from the box. I was able to break the process with [...]

[...] ;t able to figure out the problem in any reasonable amount of time. A room full of 15 Network Engineers all striving to obtain one of the industry’s most recognized certifications for [...]

[...] . Mike Bushong from Plexxi writes about the linearity in thinking behind today’s Network Engineers, which definitely exists, but I think its because they haven’t been challenged to [...]

[...] all seem so shameful. What I should’ve been doing is shutting up, sucking up my pride(network engineers are a prideful bunch), and sitting down with the application administrators and developers [...]

[...] multiple OSes within an environment and handling the operational load of configuration management, service provisioning, revision control, etc. It’s cumbersome to have to [...]

[...] it just that and be completely fine with it. I don’t necessarily qualify configuration management as ‘SDN’ in respect to how it’s being done in this case as its just [...]

[...] Glue has to offer. While they offer what looks like a competent product in the realm of configuration automation and orchestration, I don’t know if I would qualify that as ‘SDN’. [...]

[...] I wanted to throw out there how excited I am to be able to partake in two parts of the Open Networking User Group in these next few days. If you’ve spoken to me then you know how keen I am [...]

[...] One of the round table discussions that was had at the Tech Field Day event at the Open Networking User Group was with Glue Networks. They offer a solution that addresses some of the challenges [...]

[...] . I will no longer have the ability to participate non-vendor events such as Tech Field Day events, at least from the independent side, from now on. However, I look forward to [...]

[...] the vendors that we will get to talk to. It’s always a blast to participate in the Tech Field Day events as you get to talk to a lot of incredibly intelligent people about some harshly complex [...]

[...] ;s entire Model Driven Service Abstraction Layer (MD-SAL) architecture will be operating on YANG modeling and what is built within NCS could possibly be ported into ODL. However, I’m starting to [...]

[...] ’s vital that the individuals who are working to translate business policy into infrastructure configuration know how to speak both languages as they’ll then be able to move toward [...]